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Thriller Night, a ghost story live bar that originated in Sapporo, where you can hear a ghost story once an hour, has become a sensation. Following its expansion to Roppongi, Tokyo, it has been featured by various media outlets and gained attention as a potential new paranormal hotspot in the city center.
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Rakusosha
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